Both new and current members of Qantas’ business loyalty program can boost their Qantas Points balance by making purchases with Caltex, NRMA and Dell. Most offers end 28 February.
You can read more about the general program in our guide to Qantas Business Rewards, including how to join for free.
You can redeem your points for travel in Qantas 787 Business Class
Current offer highlights
- Earn up to 50,000 bonus Qantas Points when you open a new Caltex StarCard account by 28 February, link it to your Qantas Business Rewards account and spend $150 or more per month
- Earn 1,000 bonus Qantas Points when you sign up to Avis for Business by 28 February. The first 300 new customers will earn 1,000 bonus Qantas Points on their first rental
- Earn 8 Qantas Points per $ spent on roadside assistance for your business when you become an NRMA Business Member or add more vehicles by 28 February
- Earn 10,000 bonus Qantas Points plus 3 points per $ spent for every XPS product from Dell for Work store. Offer ends 28 February
- Earn 10,000 bonus Qantas Points when you sign up to B2Bpay.com.au by 28 February and then make $20,000 or more in payments using B2Bpay before 30 April
- Earn 10,000 bonus Qantas Points on flexible workplace packages for new Regus customers
You can access all the deals as well as more information on the ones above on the Qantas Business Rewards offers page.
See our Qantas Business Rewards guide for ongoing offers for earning points on Qantas flights and accommodation.
Offer history
- February 2019: 50,000 bonus points for opening a Caltex StarCard fuel card and spending $750 within five months; 8 Qantas Points per $ spent for NRMA Business Members
- January-February 2019: Double points on eligible domestic and international flights
- August 2018: 50% bonus Status Credits
- June-August 2018: 50% bonus Status Credits
- May-June 2018: Double points on NRMA policies
- January 2018: 20,000 points for opening a Caltex StarCard fuel card and spending $300 within three months; win 300,000 points for a Dell purchase
- May 2017: Bonus points on Samsung TV and smartphone purchases
- April-June 2017: 10,000 points for opening Caltex StarCard fuel card; 50% bonus Status Credits
Business owners: here are the best bonus Qantas Points offers in February was last modified: February 7th, 2019 by
The January 2019 double Business Rewards offer is international as well as domestic. The offer pages says ‘Eligible international flights will earn double Qantas Points for the business and two entries into the draw.’ ‘An Eligible Flight means a domestic or international flight which has a Qantas ‘QF’ flight number on the ticket that is purchased in Australia; is operated by Qantas; has a ticket number commencing with ‘081’; and is booked and travelled for business on or after the date the business registers for Qantas Business Rewards.’
https://www.qantasbusinessrewards.com/offer/QF-JANCOMP
Hi Jennea
Thank you for bringing that to our attention. The offer has now been updated.
Would I still be eligible for this offer if I already signed up earlier this year and closed my account a few months back?
Hmmm, not sure about this. The terms and conditions say:
Doesn’t mention if you have held a card in the past, though.
Hello! do we need to purchase on the Samsung online store?
No, it doesn’t have to be from the Samsung online store. From the Samsung partner page on the Qantas Business Rewards website:
“Eligible products are new products supplied by Samsung Electronics Australia Pty Ltd in Australia and sold directly or by an Australian retailer or a retailer that delivers to Australia (either online or in store) authorised by Samsung to sell products.”
I’ve also discovered you need to claim the points online, with more information available through the link above:
“To claim points, the Member must validate their purchase via the Samsung portal using their product name, serial number and invoice within 6 months of purchase.”
I have updated the guide to reflect this.
The status credit offer is 50% not 100%!
So how do you get to “double” status credits per the title and article copy?!
You’re right. Post updated. Thank you!
Ive just signed up Qantas business acc,
Under “YOUR BUSINESS FLYING ACTIVITY”
Unfortunately your business hasn’t met our eligibility requirements.
To earn Qantas Points # and receive savings* when flying with Qantas, the operating status of your business needs to meet certain criteria.
Learn more about our criteria
One of the requirements which i wasnt made aware was gst registered which im not
Would this stop me from getting the 10k bonus?
or is “BUsiness Flying Activity” separate
if anyone missed the free sign up date for Qantas Business Rewards, it seems that Caltex customers will still be able to join for free – see fine print @ https://www.qantasbusinessrewards.com/offer/CALTEXOFFER
“~ A business must be a Qantas Business Rewards Member to earn Qantas Points. A one-off join fee of $89.50 including GST normally applies, however this will be waived for Caltex customers.”
For anyone following the Caltex deal from March-April 2017: I signed up for my fuel card on 9 March and my 10,000 Qantas Points points posted to my Qantas Business Rewards account on 1 May. Has anyone else received their points?
yup just recieved it. whats the process of cancelling the account now?
Once points credit, give Caltex 30 days’ notice of wanting to cancel the card (StarCard support line 1300 365 096 or my.caltex.com.au).
I have an abn that i don’t currently use, apart from the lengthy sign up process can anyone think of a reason why i should not (or can’t) join just to get the 10k points?
ive just signed up, and when I was about to submit, Igot a “warning your account will not earn any qantas frequenlt flyer points” disclaimer,
what on earth is all that about??
If I have multiple ABNs am I able to sign up with all of them and point the bonus points to my personal QFF ?
You’ll also need a Qantas Business Rewards account for each business, not just signing up to the Caltex promo for each business.
I just signed up and got sent a lengthy “Deed of Guarantee Indemnity and Charge” to print, sign, witness and return via fax. There enough fine print in here to make me worried that terminating after 60 days may not be straightforward.
Either way I’m no lawyer so there’s probably easier ways to get 10,000 points. I think I’ll pass on this.